I would do it vise versa.
Let the server announce his "state" on the broadcast-address. (this is mostly xxx.xxx.xxx.255, so 192.169.0.255). Then all local PCs will get the packet. Reading it and knowing the sender, they now know about the existence of a already started server.
bye
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Let the server announce his "state" on the broadcast-address. (this is mostly xxx.xxx.xxx.255, so 192.169.0.255). Then all local PCs will get the packet. Reading it and knowing the sender, they now know about the existence of a already started server.
bye
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